PUBG might be getting a clan system on PC
Leaked images include a "no clan" tag , member limits, Battle Point cost, and more.
Playerunknown's Battlegrounds is no stranger to regular updates (you can keep up with the patch notes on our PUBG updates page) and an upcoming one may add a clan system to the game.
A frequent dataminer known as PlayerIGN who previously predicted the PUBG Global Championship skins has returned with more datamined information and some leaked images. According to the images PlayerIGN tweeted out listing the information gathered, clans will be able to have a title, slogan, and a max number of 20 members.
New stuff on Clan System:- 5,000 BP COST- Title: 2-15 char., 6 num.- Tag: 2-4 char.- Slogan: 30 char.- Presentation: 180 char.- Members: 20- "recruits" & "'résumés"[Also 'No Clan' labels were found on the Leaderboard (removed)-- Clan could be linked with the new Ranked] pic.twitter.com/Yd2osfZ4cSNovember 7, 2019
If you're curious, here's the rest of the character limit and more detailed information that PlayerIGN posted:
- Cost: 5000 BP (Battle Points)
- Title: 2-15 character limit
- Tag: 2-4 character limit
- Slogan: 30 character limit
- Presentation: 180 character limit
- Members: 20 limit
Clans will also be able to receive resumes from recruits, though whether those will be custom-created in some way by players or just an automatic form with their name and stats we don't know.
PUBG added a clan system to the mobile version of the game back in July of 2018 so it doesn't come as a huge surprise that this update might make its way to PC. The bigger question is when this supposed feature might make it into an update.
Thanks, Loadout.
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